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In South Africa we are "capped," this means that you purchase a set amount of bandwidth per month, I've got 5GB per month account for which I pay $41 per month.
by pistoriusp 18y ago
In South Africa we are "capped," this means that you purchase a set amount of bandwidth per month, I've got 5GB per month account for which I pay $41 per month. Your connection is reset every 24 hours to ensure that you do not go over your limit.
From this do you think it would be possible to ignore the reset and continue to remain on the "uncapped" account?
- cstejerean 18y agoThe "reset" you mention is not the kind of reset this article talks about. This article talks about ignoring RST packets (which are used by some ISPs to selectively terminate TCP connections). You can't really ignore the fact that your ISP disconnects your DSL line every 24 hours.
- pistoriusp 18y agoThanks for clearing that up for me.